Kaduna APC leader vows to foster harmony, endorses Sani's stewardship

Isaac Atiku Sankey, the newly elected Kaduna State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, has vowed to foster unity within the party, while also voicing his support for Governor Uba Sani's leadership style.

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Sankey made this pledge in a message of appreciation on Friday, following his emergence as the party's chairman at the recently concluded state congress in Kaduna.

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He began by expressing his gratitude to God for the opportunity to lead the party, stating, "I begin by thanking God Almighty for the gift of life and for granting me the privilege to emerge as the state chairman of our great party at the recently concluded congress in Kaduna,"

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The new chairman praised Governor Sani's administration for its inclusive approach to governance and people-centred policies, which he believes have strengthened the party and attracted new members across the state.

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Sankey also thanked Deputy Governor Hadiza Balarabe, party stakeholders, local government leaders, and members who supported him during the congress, acknowledging their role in his emergence as chairman.

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He assured party members that his leadership would prioritize cooperation, unity, and inclusiveness, promising to collaborate with all groups to achieve collective success, saying "strengthen unity, deepen cooperation and build a strong platform for our collective success".

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Sankey reiterated his commitment to working with all party groups and individuals, stating, "As state chairman, I am fully committed to working with all groups and individuals within our party to strengthen unity, deepen cooperation and build a strong platform for our collective success,"

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The APC, under Sankey's leadership, has pledged to continue supporting the policies and programmes of the Kaduna State Government, while maintaining its focus on delivering progress and good governance.

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The Kaduna APC recently conducted its state congress to elect new executives, who are expected to steer the party and consolidate its influence across the state.